New York Statutes

§ 180 — Prohibitions against encroachment upon certain powers of private bankers, savings banks and savings and loan associations

New York § 180
JurisdictionNew York
Law BNKBanking
Art. 4Private Bankers

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N.Y. Banking § 180 (2026).

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§ 180. Prohibitions against encroachment upon certain powers of\nprivate bankers, savings banks and savings and loan associations. Except\nas authorized by this chapter, no individual, either for himself or as\ntrustee, and no partnership or unincorporated association shall:\n (1) Engage in the business of receiving deposits;\n (2) Make use of the words "bank," "banker" or "banking" or any\nderivative or compound of any such words or any word or words in a\nforeign language having the same or similar meanings in any sign,\nadvertisement, circular, letterhead or in other written or printed\nmatter, in such manner as might indicate that such individual,\npartnership or unincorporated association is authorized to engage in\nbusiness as a bank or private banker;\n (3) As principal, agent

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